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London and South

Visitors explore the recently transformed Great Hall. The decorated ceiling and donor boards are shown also.
The Great Hall at Barts North Wing. Credit: David Parry.
Since 1994 we have awarded £3.6bn of National Lottery and other funding to 16,300 projects in London and South.

From the bustling streets of the UK's historic capital to the idyllic coves of Cornwall and the cultural history of Kent, London & South is rich in heritage.

We’re proud to play a role in protecting and celebrating the region's vibrant cities, beautiful landscapes, historic sites and diverse cultures. It’s part of our vision for heritage to be valued, cared for and sustained for everyone, now and in the future.

Get inspiration for your project

Take a look below at project case studies and latest news from your area.
 

Our National Lottery Heritage Grants funding programme is open – if you have an idea for a project in London & South, we would love to hear from you. Grants are available from £10,000 up to £10m.

Find out more and explore available funding.

Our regular funding advice sessions are a great opportunity to:

  • find out about our funding
  • get tips on how to make a good application
  • network with other organisations from your area
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Thinking about applying to us for a grant of up to £250,000? Submit a Project Enquiry to get feedback on your project idea before making a full application. We'll get back to you within 10 working days.

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Contact details

Email: londonandsouth@heritagefund.org.uk

Telephone: 0330 236 6485 (Monday to Friday, 9.00am–5.00pm)

London and South East

Postal address:

4th Floor
Cannon Bridge House
25 Dowgate Hill
London, EC4R 2YA

South West

Postal address:

Broadwalk House
Southernhay West
Exeter, EX1 1TS

The Pool of Bethesda (1736) and The Good Samaritan (1737) on the Hogarth stair.
The characters portrayed in The Pool of Bethesda are thought to be patients from the hospital, many of whose conditions are recognisable to the trained eye. Credit: David Parry.

Projects

Revealing a hidden treasure: Barts North Wing opens to the public

This transformational project is welcoming visitors to a hidden part of London’s oldest working hospital for the first time.

Two people laughing with a recording device on the table in front of them
The project is supporting those with lived experience of learning disability to share their personal stories. Credit: United Response.

Projects

Our Life Stories: capturing hidden histories of disability

United Response is preserving the heritage of people with learning disabilities through a series of peer-to-peer interviews.

A person installing a exhibit at Poole Museum
The museum's collection is reinstalled after the refurbishment project. Credit: BCP Council / Poole Museum.

Projects

Poole Museum reopens as a landmark cultural destination

The transformative £10million redevelopment project marks a new chapter for the museum, with inclusivity at its heart.

Groups of people sat on a field conducting tests.
Attendees have come together to trial tests on landscapes. Credit: www.bats.org.uk.

Projects

Connecting people and landscapes in a changing climate

This ambitious project will work with Devon farmers and the local community to support nature recovery.

A rainbow shines over Stover Lake.
Stover Country Park is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and Local Nature Reserve. Credit: Devon County Council.

Projects

Restoring Stover Park

This project is bringing new life to a Devonshire country park by boosting biodiversity, preserving historic landscapes and improving spaces.

Westfield Bridge and the start of the Missing Mile with scaffolding and repairs.
Westfield Bridge and the start of the Missing Mile. Credit: Lee Grant.

Projects

Uncovering the missing mile of the Stroudwater Canal

The project will reconnect the historic canal to the UK network, revitalising heritage and improving accessibility.

Community exploring the River Roding at Wanstead Park, Redbridge.
Local people explore the River Roding at Wanstead Park, Redbridge. Photo: Thames21.

Projects

Supporting nature’s recovery on the River Roding

The Roding Rises is a transformative project that will celebrate London’s third longest river and kick start its restoration.

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